2022年江蘇徐州市中考考前押題密卷（A4考試版）

2022年江蘇徐州市中考考前押題密卷英語（考試時間：100分鐘試卷滿分：110分）注意事項：1.本試卷共六大題,滿分110分,考試用時100分鐘;2.答題前,請將姓名、文化考試證號用0.5毫來黑色墨水簽宇筆填寫在本試卷和答題卡的指定位置。3.答案全部涂、寫在答題卡上,寫在本試卷上無效，考試結(jié)束后，請將本試卷和答題卡一并交回。一、選擇填空（共15小題;每小題1分,滿分15分）從下列各題中所給的A,B、C、D四個選項中,選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。1．It_________thedirectorofTurningTedhasbecomeoneofthemostsuccessfulfemalefilmmakers.A．isturnedout B．turnsout C．iscarriedout D．carriesout2．—HaveyougotaniPhone13yet?—No,nowmanypeoplesaynotoitbecauseof________follow-up(后續(xù)的)service.A．it B．its C．it’s D．itself3．Ilikethehouseverymuch,butitspricegoes________myabilitytopay.A．further B．beyond C．a(chǎn)bove D．with4．Intheclass,Amyruns________.Shecanrun________thanalltheothers.A．fast;faster B．thefastest;faster C．fast;thefastest D．thefastest;fast5．—HaveyouwatchedtheTVplayALifelongJourney(《人世間》)?—Yes,ittouchedmealot.I________itwithmyfamilytwoweeksago.A．watch B．willwatch C．watched D．havewatched6．Myfathertooksome________actionstoloseweight.Forexample,heatesmallbuthealthymealsandtookexerciseeveryday.A．powerful B．peaceful C．pleasant D．practical7．Youcan’tmakeprogressinEnglishlearning________youworkharder.A．if B．unless C．so D．until8．—Sam,whattopicwillyouchooseforyourspeech?—I________choose“TechnologyinLife”.I’llaskMissLiforadviceandmakeadecision.A．must B．may C．would D．should9．2022istheYearoftheTiger.InChineseculture,thetigerisa________ofstrengthandcourage.A．sign B．spirit C．symbol D．system10．—Thereissomethingwrongwithmynewcamera.I’llreturnittotheshoptomorrow.—Areyousureyouhaveputthebatteryin_________?A．smooth B．smoothly C．proper D．properly11．ThefilmTheBattleAtLakeChangjinⅡhasreceivedhighpraisesinceit________onscreen.A．put B．isput C．wasput D．willbeput12．Therearemanyworksofartinthemuseum_______wewillvisittomorrow.A．where B．who C．which D．what13．—Couldyoutellme________?—Yes.ThefamousvolleyballcoachLangPing.A．whodoyouadmire B．whoyouadmireC．whatsportsdoyoulike D．whatsportsyoulike14．—Weshouldwearmaskstocareforourselvesandthepeoplearoundusduringtheepidemic.—Soitdoes.__________,lifeisthemostimportanttoeveryone.A．Atall B．Aboveall C．Afterall D．Inall15．—Couldyouputmethroughtotheservicedepartment?—________.Pleaseholdon.A．That’sallright B．Noproblem C．No,thanks D．Quitewell二、完形填空（共15小題;每小題1分,滿分15分）請認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文,從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中,選出最佳選項。SirioPersichettihasbecomefamousonsocialmedia.Theseven-year-oldItalianboySiriocannot____16____andcannotfeedhimself.Hehasadiseasethatinfluencesmovementinthreeofaperson’sfourlegsandarms.His____17____isalwaysopen,whichpreventshimfromspeakingcorrectlyoreatingfood.Heisfedliquidnutritionlikemilkorsoup___18___apipeinhisstomach.Buthedealtwithhisconditionwithsuchaloveforlifethathismother,Valentina,decidedtocreatea___19___forhim.ShealsomadeaccountsonFacebooktosharehiseverydaylifeinhopesof___20___others.Inashorttime,hisvideosonthewebsitedrewwideattention,especiallyfromfamilieslivingin___21___situations.Andsomewerewatchedmorethan130,000times.“Itwaspowerfulandexciting,___22___wedecidedtokeepgoing,”hismothersaid.Valentinawantsto___23___theunfairthoughtsondisability.“Weunderstandthatitisnecessarytotalkaboutdisabilitywithoutpity,differentfromthe___24___way,”shesaid.Valentinawantstoshowthatchildrenwithspecial___25___canstillhavefunandleadahappylife.Shewritesthedescriptionsthat___26___eachofSirio’svideos.Shedoessobyimaginingtheworldasseenthrough___27___eyes.“HereIamarrivingattheplayground,fearlessandproudwhilemamawatchesmelikea(an)___28___.It’snoteasytryingtoliveanormallifewhenyouhavedisabilitiesbutI___29___anyway,”readsonevideodescription.Valentinasaidshenever___30___hersontobecomefamousonsocialmedia.“Butwerealizedthatisuseful,”sheadded,“ithelpsandisanecessarysteptomakethelifeofmanypeoplemuchmorenormal.”16．A．see B．speak C．walk D．hear17．A．a(chǎn)rm B．leg C．mouth D．eye18．A．through B．without C．a(chǎn)ccordingto D．insteadof19．A．story B．video C．website D．project20．A．encouraging B．warning C．teaching D．showing21．A．similar B．difficult C．poor D．simple22．A．but B．so C．a(chǎn)lthough D．since23．A．continue B．end C．find D．support24．A．usual B．useful C．unusual D．useless25．A．skills B．a(chǎn)bilities C．ideas D．needs26．A．meetwith B．connectwith C．fillwith D．gowith27．A．their B．her C．his D．our28．A．sparrow B．squirrel C．eagle D．e-dog29．A．wonder B．try C．refuse D．succeed30．A．expected B．believed C．a(chǎn)dvised D．told三、閱讀理解（共12小題;每小題2分,滿分24分）請認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文.從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中,選出最佳選頂。AQuicklyscreenyourselfathomeforthepresenceoftheCOVID-19(SARSCoV-2)antigen.Testresultsinonly15minutes.Howtouse31．Thepicturesaboveare_______.A．a(chǎn)newsreport B．a(chǎn)notice C．a(chǎn)ninstruction D．a(chǎn)comicstrip32．Howlongdoesittakepeopletoknowtheresultofthetest?A．Severalseconds. B．About15minutes. C．Atleastanhour. D．Overhalfaday.33．Whichpicturebelowsaysthatyoushouldtestagain?A． B． C． D．BInoticedadadandhissonatthepark.Hissonwasn’tabletocommunicate,butheseemedsatisfiedwithsittinginthesand.Thedadexplainedtomethathissoncouldonlymakesomesounds.Theboyhadbeeninspeechtherapyforyears.Aftersomuchtimeintherapy,theboywasabletomaintain（保持）eyecontactforafewsecondsandthefatherwasdelightedbytheachievement!Hetoldmehowexpensivethetherapiesforhisson’sspecificneedswereandwhatapleasureitwastoseealloftheyearsofhardworkpayoff.Thefatherandsonconnected,andthosefewsecondsofeyecontactmeanttheworldtothatdad!Aswetalkedabouttherapy,thedadsharedwithmethathisgoalforhisboywastosomedaybeabletogoforicecreamtogether.Hesaidhisfatherusedtotakehimoutforicecreamandhehopedhecoulddothesamewithhischild.Suddenly,thesonstoppedputtinghisfingersinthesand,lookedathisfatherandsaid,“Hi.”Secondslater,theboywentbackintohisownworld.Thedadwantedtosaysomething,buthecouldn’t.Hisloveforthisboywassogreatthatthewordswouldnotcome.Butwhatdidcomeweretears.Thosetearsshowedhowproudhewasofhisson.Afatherloveshischildmorethanwordswilleverbeabletoexpress.Althoughtheywerestrangerstome,Iamhonored（榮幸的）tohavesharedinthispreciouscelebrationofachievementinthatboy’syounglife.Ihopesomedaytheywillbeabletogoforicecreamandhaveabeautifulfatherandsonouting.Thiseventtouchedmedeeplyandmademeconsidermyrelationshipwithmyownfather.Ihopethatastheycommunicatefurther,moreandmorememorieswillbecreatedforthemtoshare.Ibelievethefeelingsheldbyallgreatfathers—theirhardwork,theirlove,theirpride,andtheirtearsoflove—areallthesame.34．Whatdoweknowabouttheboy?A．Hiseyeswerehurt. B．Helovedgoingtothepark.C．Hecouldn’tmakeanysound. D．Hemadeprogressthroughtherapy.35．Howdidthefatherfeelafterhissonsay“hi”tohim?A．Sad. B．Proud. C．Worried. D．Impatient.36．Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?A．Afather’sunconditionalloveistouching.B．Notalloftheparentscareabouttheirchildren’sachievements.C．Goodrelationshipwillbeformedbetweenfatherandson.D．Disabledchildrenwillbegivenmoreattention.37．Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．ExperiencingSpeechTherapy!B．MaintainingEyeContactwithFather.C．FeelingaFather’sLove!D．HavingaBeautifulFatherandSonOuting.CDoestheendlessmessagesandthethoughtofreplyingtounopenedtextsmakeyoustressed?Textingstressisarealthing,andmorecommonthanyou’dthink.Inthelast25years,textinghasalreadychangedthewaywecommunicate.FromQQtoWeChat,likes,sharesandgroupchatsjointraditionalformsofcommunicationlikeemailandtexting.Manyfindthemselvestiredoutfromtheendlessnoticesandgroupconversations.Theaveragepersonin2022checkstheirphone262timesaday,upfromadailyaverageof80in2016.Onaverage,eachpersonwillhave47unreadtextmessagesand1,602unopenedemails.Yettheaveragephonescreentimeismorethaneverbefore,at4.2hoursperday.LeahAguirre,apsychotherapistexplainsthattextconversationsareusuallyacauseofstressastheycomewithalotofuncertainty.“Wedon’tknowhowsomeonewillreply,iftheywillreply,orhowquicklytheywillreply.Wecan’tcontrolotherpeople’sactionsorbehaviourorhowtheythink,andforpeoplethataremorelikelytobestressedthiscanbehardtodealwith.”Textstresscaninfluenceyourrelationshipswithfriendsandlovedones.A2018studyfoundthatfriendshipsarefarmoresuccessfulwhenyouandtheotherpersonhaveasimilartextingstyle.Ifbothofyoureplytotextsquickly,therelationshipislesslikelytohittherocks.Similarly,ifeveryoneishappytogohours,days,evenweekswithreplyingtotexts,thentherelationshipisbetter.Aguirresuggestslimitingthetimeyouareonyourphonewillhelpyoufeelrelaxed.“Youcantellyourselfthatyouhavenocontroloveranotherperson’sreactionorbehaviour.Remindyourselfthatthisisjustaphoneoratextmessageandthatyouareokayandwillbeokay,”shesaid.Now,timetogettoallthoseunansweredtexts.38．Thewriterlistedthedata(數(shù)據(jù))inParagraph3totellus________.A．textinghastakenuptoomuchofourtimeB．technologyhasdevelopedfastovertheyearsC．cellphonehasbecomeausefultoolindailylivesD．peoplewouldliketocommunicatethroughmessages39．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．Itmaybeimpolitenottoreplyallthetextmessages.B．Peopledon’tgetstressediftheyhavesimilartextingstyles.C．Groupconversationsaremorelikelytomakepeoplestressed.D．Whetherpeoplegetstresseddependsonhowsomeonereplies.40．AccordingtoAguirre,wecanreducetextingstressby________.①spendinglesstimeonthephone②payingnoattentiontomessages③communicatinginanotherway④remindingourselvestorelaxA．①③ B．②④ C．②③ D．①④41．Whichpartofthenewspaperisthepassageprobablyfrom?A．Education. B．Science. C．Society. D．Culture.DWhenthingsgetwildlybusyinthemorning,somepeopledon’thavebreakfastinordertosavetime.Butthatmaybeabigmistakeforstudents.Whetherathome,onthewaytoschooloratschool,eatingsomethinghealthyforbreakfastmayhelpastudentgetbettergrades.Researcherslookedat5,0009-to-11-year-oldsfrommorethan100primaryschoolsintheUK.Theylookedatwhatthestudentsateforbreakfastandthentheirgrades.And6to18monthslater,theyfoundthatthestudentswhoateahealthybreakfastweretwiceaslikelytoperformaboveaverageineducationalactivities.Theresearchersalsofoundthatunhealthybreakfasts—suchaspotatochipsoradonutdidnotappearhelpfultoeducationalperformance.In2013,anorganizationintheUnitedStates,alsolookedatpossibleconnectionsbetweenbreakfastandstudents’successinschool.Theyfoundthatonaveragestudentswhoatebreakfastprovidedbytheirschoolattended1.5moredaysofschoolperyear.Thesestudentsalsoscored17.5percenthigheronstandardizedmathtests.Healthexpertssuggestthatthebestbreakfastisamixofcomplexcarbohydrates(碳水化合物),proteinandfat.Thisgivesyourbodytheenergyitneedstothinkclearlyandtorememberwhatitlearns.Wholegrainbreadisanexample.Thereportexplainsthatthebrainneedsglucose(葡萄糖)toworkwell.Simplyeatingabreakfastrichincarbohydratesmaymakeastudenttired.So,addingproteinhelpstopreventfatigue(疲勞).Havingaproteinsuchasmilk,yogurt,eggsormeatcanhelpstudentstofeelfulllonger.Oatmeal(燕麥片),theresearcherssay,isanexampleofabreakfastthatisrichinfiberandprotein.Itreleasesenergyslowlybecauseitisawholegrainfood.So,studentswillfeelfulllonger.Healthexpertsalsosuggestnoteatingtoomuchforbreakfast.Thiscanalsomakeapersonfeeltiredandunabletothinkclearly.Theysayeatingbetween350and500caloriesinthemorningisagoodamountofenergytostarttheday.42．What’sthemainpurposeofParagraph1?A．Toanalyzewhybreakfastisignored(忽略). B．Toleadinthemaintopicofthetext.C．Tostresstheeffectofeatinghealthily. D．Toshareacommonmistakeamongstudents.43．Howdidtheresearcherscarryouttheresearches?A．Byaskingaboutstudents’livinghabits. B．Byprovidingstudentswithfreehealthybreakfast.C．Byaskingstudentstofillinvarietiesofforms. D．Byfollowingandcomparingstudents’breakfastandgrades.44．Whichisthebestbreakfastchoiceaccordingtohealthexperts?A．Wholegrainbreadandsomejuice. B．Adonut,aneggandaglassofmilk.C．Anegg,aglassofmilkandsomepotatochips. D．Wholegrainbreadwithbeefandabowlofoatmeal.45．Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A．Thewayofcookingalargebreakfast. B．Theimportanceofhavingagoodbreakfast.C．Howtostayenergeticthroughouttheday. D．Howmuchbreakfastweshouldeateachday.四、詞語運用（共15小題;每小題1分,滿分15分）A）、選用方框內(nèi)的單詞或詞組填空，其中有一個單詞或詞組是多余的。lasting

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strictwith46．Atmyfirstartshow,theprofessorpraisedmeand________metokeeptryingandmakemorewonderfulpictures.47．Thepeopleinthisareaarehopingfor________peace.48．Tomisso________himselfinhisstudythathepaysattentiontoanydetailinthetextbook.49．Hashe_________theimportanceofprotectingtheenvironment?50．Whatdoyouusuallydoto________yourbirthday?B）、用括號內(nèi)所給單詞的正確形式填空，使短文完整通順。GuAiling(EileenGu)isafreeskier(自由式滑雪運動員)withan____51____(America)fatherandaChinesemother.ShegrewupandstilllivesintheUSA,butinJune2019,she____52____(become)aChinesecitizenandchosetocompeteforChina.GuAilingstartedtolearnskiingin2006.Atthattime,shewasonlythree.Shecould____53____(ski)attheageofnine.In2012,shegotthe____54____(one)goldmedal.In2020,shegottwogoldmedalsforChinaatthe3rdWinterYouthOlympicGames.Atthe____55____(begin)of2021,shegottwogoldmedalsforChinaattheXGamesintheUnitedStates.Atthe2022WinterOlympicGamesinBeijing,Gujumpedintothetoppositionwithherthirdrun,scoring94.50.Shegotthewomen’sbigairfreeskiinggold.GuAilingwashard-workingatschool.Shewasagrade-Astudentandgoodat____56____(study)allsubjects.AlthoughGuAilingwasAmerican,shespenthersummervacationinBeijingeveryyearwithhermotherwhenshewasyoung.SheoftenplayedwithChinesechildren.Shehadagoodrelationshipwith____57____(they).Thesixteen-year-oldgirl,however,hasalwaysbeen____58____(pride)ofherChineseroots(根).ShespeaksChinese____59____(good).Inherfreetime,GuAilinghasmany____60____(hobby),suchasrunning,ridinghorsesandplayingfootball.Sheisalsointerestedinart.五、任務(wù)型閱讀（共10小題，61--65題每小題1分，66-70題每小題2分，滿分15分）A）、根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容及首字母提示寫出所缺的單詞，使短文完整、通順。Asaresult,manyparentscomplainthatteenagersrefusetocommunicatewiththefamily.Ontheotherhand,teenagersthinkthatp____61____shouldrespecttheirprivacy（隱私）.Scientistssaythatiftheteensl____62____theirbedroomdoors,parentsshouldjustkeeponknocking.Parentshavetherighttoknowexactlywhotheirsonsanddaughtersarewithandw____63____theyaredoing.Butparentsmustbereadytomakeachange,too.Someparentsareverystrictandtrytok____64____controloftheirkids.Butintheend,thatdoesn’tw____65____,becauseitmakesteensunhappy.Themoreunhappyteenagersare,themoretheywanttobeleftalone.SomemayeventurntotheInternetandgiveupallsocialcommunicationswithfamilymembersandliveincyberspace（網(wǎng)絡(luò)空間）.B）、閱讀短文，回答下面五個問題。OnFeb24,18-year-oldOlympicsnowboarding（單板滑雪）goldmedalist（獎牌得主）SuYimingreceivedaveryspecialletter,fromPresidentXiJinping.Intheletter,Xicongratulated（祝賀）SuandotherathletesontheiroutstandingachievementsattheBeijingWinterOlympics.Xisaidthatthenewera（時代）istheeraofdreamchasers（追逐者）,reportedChinaDaily.Itisoneforyoungpeopletorealizetheirdreams.HehopesthatyoungChinesepeoplealwayskeepthemotherlandintheirhearts,aimhigh（志存高遠(yuǎn)）,andstaygrounded（腳踏實地的）.Xi’sletterwasinresponse（回應(yīng)）toonefromSu.“WhenIwonthegoldmedal,Iwassoexcited.Irealizedthatbecauseofmygreatmotherland,IhaveachievedwhereIam.Ihadasuddenurge（情不自禁）towritealettertoPresidentXi,”SutoldPeopledDaily.“Ireallywanttothankhimfromthebottomofmyheart.”InhislettertoXi,Susaidhewouldkeepworkinghardandservethenation.In2019,XimetwithathletesandcoachesattheNationalWinterSportsTrainingCenterinBeijing.Suwasoneoftheathletes.WhatimpressedSumostwasthatXi“toldustoaimhighandtoshowthenewgeneration（一代人）ofChineseyouthontheworldstage”.“Hisencouragementchangedmealot.Idecidedtobelieveinmyself,andthatImustgiveitmyalltorealizemydream,”Sunoted.HowdiditfeeltoreceiveareplyfromXi?“Icouldn’tbelieveitatfirst,”Suto